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It's the Motley Fool Money radio show. I'm Chris L. and joining me in studio this week's

senior analyst Jason Moser, David Cretzman and Ron Gross. Good to see you as always, gentlemen.

We've got the latest headlines from Wall Street. We'll dig into the business of ESPN

with best selling author Jim Miller. And as always, we'll give you an inside look at the

stocks on our radar. But we begin with the two big numbers of the week, 100 million

and 1 billion in his annual letter to shareholders this week. Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos revealed

the company has 100 million members in its prime service. And on Friday, Wells Fargo

agreed to a $1 billion fine as punishment for home and auto loan abuses. Let's start with

Amazon Jason. This is the first time they've ever disclosed the number of people who are

in the prime service. Did this surprise you even a little bit?

Well, I always figured at some point we would get an actual number from Jeff Bezos. I think

he was just looking for a meaningful number and 100 million seems kind of meaningful.

So nice timing there. I mean, I think we've set it for a while. And Amazon is obviously

a recommendation in many of our services. But the prime membership is just the pot of

gold at the end of the rainbow for this company. I mean, that is what dictates this company

strategy. So now we have a good idea of how big that pot of gold is in regard to the

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